Heian Japanese Doll
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This Japanese doll portrays Izumi Shikibu, one of the foremost poets of the mid-Heian period. She is also known through the Noh play Tohoku, in which she appears as the spirit of the plum blossom. The refined atmosphere of the Imperial Court is expressed with care through Mataro's traditional kimekomi technique.
Product Details
- Dimensions: Approx. W21 x D18 cm
- Approx. Shipping Weight: 3 kg
- Type: Japanese Dolls
Specifications
- Size
- W21 × D18 cm
- Weight
- Approx. 3 kg
Traditional CraftA masterpiece carrying on a history-backed tradition
This Hina doll bears the official "Dento Mark" for traditional crafts designated by the Minister of International Trade and Industry. The materials and techniques used for the doll's body are all faithful to traditional methods, satisfying the Traditional Crafts Law established by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry and certified as a traditional craft. Every doll prototype is created by the hands of master craftsman Mataro Kanebayashi. We are particular about using domestic materials, and skilled specialist artisans divide the work, crafting the dolls almost entirely by hand. The body is made of natural paulownia wood and contains no chemical materials such as urethane. Because the body is wood, it resists deformation and fabric shifting, so it can be displayed beautifully for many years. Backed by sure quality refined over 270 years, this profoundly beautiful Hina doll watches over your child's growth the more you gaze upon it.